Thanks 
In future versions it will show visitors, too! But at the moment I can’t say when this will be implemented…
la la la spencerp does not exist la la la 
Lmao! I’m trying to become the next “Casper the friendly ghost”! Can you still me, or.. can you see me vaguley..?
It’d be a shame though, becoming invisible.. .. I’d hate to waste all this 30 year old cuteness.. and be invisible to the chicks.. hahaha.
spencerp
la la la spencerp does not exist la la la
I wondered about this myself already, was thinking to myself before.. “It’s not even doing anything, why even have it to begin with?”.. lol. But, like Michael A. said on the list, there plans to be some type of implementation of it then.. so.. I guess patience is virtue..
spencerp
By the way, the above post by me was just to be funny, not serious lol. I’ll have to think of what to write for sure then. When I figure it out, I’ll post back here again lol. 
spencerp
Networking …switches, routers, firewalls – not people
I spend most days designing & building different ways to plug these computer things together…..not sure why I dabble with WP/PHP in my spare time, I just know I’d hate it as a full-time job :op
Wouldn’t that be the allowed tags in WordPress, not bbPress forum though right drmike?
Trent
I knew I had seen them over in wp.com land.
They’re in the allowed tag list.
Link
I thought I was going bonkers.
well..I found the bug..it was in post-form.php the one from the template…i restored the original one..from the default theme and its now working...now Im analyzing the one with the bug to see what exactly caused the error..I`ll post the answer here..
damn..it works..with the default template 
nope..I didnt..Ive uploaded again again bb-post.php … and still nothing… I really dont know whats the deal..Ill back-up my curent theme..and Ill upload the default bbPress theme…to see what happens
well..i customized the Crystal template..but..I don`t know if when it was in the original form it functioned well.. 
hey..thanks for looking at my psot..here is the forum http://www.stiltonband.com/forum/ ..its the latest version..I only have one plugin installed the <em>notification.php</em> ...thats all..I don`t know why these confirmation pages are apearing…
Hi All,
I thought I’d share my crack at k2 for bbpress, just replace style.css with my one, it’s not perfect, but I think it’s a good start !
Download: http://www.linickx.com/files/k2-for-bbpress.v0-01.style.css
Demo: http://forum.linickx.co.uk/
Blog Post: http://www.linickx.com/blog/archives/253/k2-for-bbpress/
let me know what you think
“a list of all the functions in /my-includes/template-functions.php”
Indeed, and to be honest I forgot about that.
Anyway, wouldn’t it be neat to see some examples, etc a la the WordPress codex.
If we assume for a moment, that there a several people who would be happy to contribute to a topic like that, where do we go to from here, and how does it get collated in documentation.
FWIW, bbPress forums are terrific, but they are often answering simple questions (like mine??) that really should be in documentation. Someone suggested a wiki but I think WP has been there and done that. Somehow the user community needs a forum (excuse the pun) to help build the documentation.
Gee, sounds like I’m all fired up, which I’m not. But I can see bbPress dying on the vine for want of continuous improvement in documentation.
I was wondering how you were going to do this one Trent. <strike> is not valid XHTML is it? Although it still renders properly, at least in FF 1.5.0.9 I think you need to do something like this now:
.strike {
text-decoration: line-through;
}
or inline (bad, bad)
style="text-decoration: line-through"
Also, I can’t remember if the <del> tag is XHTML compliant or not. Maybe you could just change the strike to del and call it a day?
Here is a little plugin for allowing strike!
<?php
function allow_strike_as_allowed_tags( $tags ) {
$tags['del'] = array();
return $tags;
}
add_filter( 'bb_allowed_tags', 'allow_strike_as_allowed_tags' );
?>
Just save it as allow-strike.php and toss it in your /my-plugins/ folder.
Trent
search_form() is in template-functions.php which is a core file. I just use windows search function to look inside files (you have to make a change in windows to do it) and just looked for probably something like “function search” and it found the code.
Anyhow, copying the code I pasted and putting it wherever you want the search bar to show up should work. Once you get it showing up, it’ll take up most of the screen, so open search_form.php and change the sizes.
You work with PHP and call yourself a serious coder? Back in my day we had Turbo Pascal and Radio Shack Basic and we had to walk five miles through the snow and the lava butt naked to write out code. And we didn’t have these little things called bugs. Our bugs were bigger! They had to be. Our computers filled entire rooms! Not these teny, tiny little laptop thingies.
This is more likely to be a problem with your database setup – make sure your tables are correctly collated/encoded as well as the database as a whole, to some form of utf8.
I notice that here, the word “Contraseña” which is in the templates/language file is working fine, but part of the title (from the database) “pequeño” is showing up as “pequeño”.
The thing about using specific encodings, like UTF-8 is that your whole stack has to support it. From the operating system the server is running to the font being used on the clients browser.
Now as I understand it, you will need to jump through some hoops to fix this. I think it involves converting all yout char/varchar columns in the database to binary and all your text columns to blobs before converting your tables/database to utf-8 collation/encoding. Then after the conversion is done, you change the tables back to what they were. I think there is a full how-to at the mysql documentation website.
Good luck – backup your database before doing anything, you may want to take your site offline while doing it too.
I’m a web developer specializing in PHP/XHTML/CSS and SQL.
Could all you weekend coders please clear off? : )
What I did on my own install was open up the front-page.php and place it over the tag code. My code looks like the following:
<div id="hottags">
<?php search_form( $q ); ?>
<h2><?php _e('Hot Tags'); ?></h2>
<p class="frontpageheatmap"><?php tag_heat_map(); ?></p>
</div>
Hope this helps,
-drmike
Webhosting although I’m trying to get out of it now due to legal issues with my ex that won’t even allow me to pull out a paycheck. *grumble*
Besides that, I collect a tiny month disability check that barely covers my rent, a fair amount of local volenteer work, and make Mark’s life a living hell by pointing out spammers over in the wp.com support forums.
I trade for a living and I mean almost everything and anything, except for my wife and son of course;) Commodities mainly specializing in agriculture, but also in the oil industry. I know a bit about coding and the logic behind code, but I really like to help people out. I love music and that is how I started in the web side of things….
